neuralkoi

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by neuralkoi 5d ago
https://archive.ph/kBMCZ
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by neuralkoi 9d ago
According to George Carlin, "that's the whole meaning of life, trying to find a place for your stuff". https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MvgN5gCuLac
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by neuralkoi 10d ago
Not a book or course per say, but based on a book: The Gervais Principle, Or The Office According to "The Office" by Venkat [0] Other contenders: Sapiens by Yuval Noah Harari [1] Haseeb qureshi's articles on Negotiating [2] T
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by neuralkoi 11d ago
You think that's ridiculous, try sharing a video on WhatsApp that's longer than a minute. See how "easy" that process is, especially if you walk away from your phone while it's "processing" or "prepar
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by neuralkoi 12d ago
https://www.fieldsofcolor.org I started a 501c3 nonprofit last year to showcase / highlight relatively unknown but talented artists in other countries in Atlanta, Georgia and we finally completed a visa application to bring
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by neuralkoi 21d ago
I didn't expect to see Twitch working so soon! Ladybird seems to have received a nice boost in momentum in the past two years. If you've ever watched one of Andreas videos on YouTube you'll find he's incredibly driven an
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by neuralkoi 23d ago
You might enjoy Telestrations. It's like telephone but: A person starts with a prompt, another draws it, another interprets the drawing into a prompt, another draws it, etc.
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by neuralkoi 1mo ago
In a Station of the Metro By Ezra Pound The apparition of these faces in the crowd: Petals on a wet, black bough.
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What I Built with Claude – sweet potatoes(reddit.com)
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by neuralkoi 1mo ago
This article talks about a finding related to SETD7. This has implications for new treatments.
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by neuralkoi 1mo ago
Programmers see the LLM as a coder. Others (i.e. business people) see it as a natural-language compiler. Ultimately LLMs will be good enough that there wont be a difference, but programmers will lament the loss of control.
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by neuralkoi 1mo ago
I was only a bit disappointed this tool didn't let me upload my blood type and DNA information. I guess my passport, photograph, and other biometric and intimately personal information will have to do.
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by neuralkoi 1mo ago
It's been a journey seeing the enshittification over the past decade. I didn't know some of the ways they went about it were even possible.
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by neuralkoi 2mo ago
I recently found this out the hard way. Instagram’s web app has a super annoying popup. To click the comments button for a post, your cursor has to pass over the username, which just happens to launch a profile preview with the “follow” b
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by neuralkoi 2mo ago
I've seen websites put up some draconian measures to try and get a grip on the scraping. So much for the sub-second loading experience when you have Cloudflare, Google, Anubis, and all these other captcha services trying to see if you&
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by neuralkoi 2mo ago
Nobody really knows who runs the site. One concern I have after reading this thread is that they start pulling a 1984 at some point.
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by neuralkoi 2mo ago
AI is good at building "disposable" software. I think this category will grow specially for regular joes. There's no such thing as a free lunch, and anyone trying to build software without significant guardrails and insights
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by neuralkoi 2mo ago
They have to memorize 25,000 streets. The test is no joke. [0] [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ur61kzXjvN8
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by neuralkoi 2mo ago
The paper claims LUCA doesn't count as life because it still depended on its environment to metabolize. It's kind of interesting that there's parasites that arguably don't meet this definition either. Looking it up: Chla
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by neuralkoi 2mo ago
Great stuff by them! As soon as beta drops, I'm ditching FF.
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by neuralkoi 2mo ago
xcancel has a whole freaking captcha now.
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by neuralkoi 2mo ago
Coursera was co-founded by Andrew Ng. Interesting bit from Wikipedia: > In December 2024, Greg Hart, who served 23 years as Technical Advisor to Jeff Bezos at Amazon was hired as Coursera's new CEO and ended the opportunity to audit
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by neuralkoi 2mo ago
What kind of stuff are you doing with these agents?
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by neuralkoi 2mo ago
We are so full of ourselves we called ourselves Homo sapiens, wise man, but wise we don't seem to be. I recently faced this feeling of overconfidence in knowledge trying to think about how seasons work or why rainbows have a curved or
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by neuralkoi 2mo ago
Check out Alan Kay's perspective on this [0]. This talk is excellent and will cue you in on how to go about thinking about the fact that the way we program and view and understand computers, with the exception of recent advances in neu
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by neuralkoi 2mo ago
Every time Google comes out with a new "feature" like this, it reminds me to resume my de-Googling journey with reinforced vigor. Drive and Photos are low-hanging fruit. GMail and YouTube will be more difficult.
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by neuralkoi 2mo ago
I would use "Defense in Depth" as an argument to addressing this issue.
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by neuralkoi 2mo ago
This was an excellent write-up and taught me more in 20 minutes than my linear algebra teacher did in 6 months. The material however, got fairly dense. After chapter 10, it is no longer "baby" material in my opinion.
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by neuralkoi 2mo ago
Even if it is marketing, wouldn't it still be a concern that an advanced model unintentionally breached another company's production system? Or required resources on their end to mitigate and contain it? Couldn't this announc
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by neuralkoi 2mo ago
Skynet becomes self-aware at 2:14 a.m., EDT, on August 29.

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